According to the manual, supersampling works primarily to improve the appearence of computer generated animation.
Is there a way to use it to help improve the appearence of 15fps video shot by still cameras or cellphones? I thought perhaps it would help by creating some intermediate frames within a SD 29.97 project. I tried adding a supersampling envelope to the video, but I could detect no apparent change. Now I'm thinking that perhaps I needed to do something else, like add a slight motion blur envelope to make a difference.
Part of the problem is also that the video is progressive and there is some field order stuff going on within a project designed for lower field first.
Anyone have any other ideas besides supersampling as well?
Thanks.
Tom
Is there a way to use it to help improve the appearence of 15fps video shot by still cameras or cellphones? I thought perhaps it would help by creating some intermediate frames within a SD 29.97 project. I tried adding a supersampling envelope to the video, but I could detect no apparent change. Now I'm thinking that perhaps I needed to do something else, like add a slight motion blur envelope to make a difference.
Part of the problem is also that the video is progressive and there is some field order stuff going on within a project designed for lower field first.
Anyone have any other ideas besides supersampling as well?
Thanks.
Tom